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The Mariners' spring training woes continued with a heartbreaking 7-6 loss to the Angels, as they watched a late-game lead evaporate thanks to a ninth-inning rally. J.P. Crawford made his long-awaited return as designated hitter after battling shoulder soreness, but he went 0-for-1, leaving fans anxious about his health. Meanwhile, Luke Raley is trying to shake off a rough 2025 season and hopes his offseason reset will help him find his groove. On the pitching front, with Bryce Miller sidelined, Emerson Hancock is poised for an opportunity to make his mark. As the Mariners sit at a disappointing 3-7 in the spring, the pressure is mounting to find the right combinations before the regular season kicks off.
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Lookout Landing
Mariners get out-Klassed, lose to Angels 7-6
The Mariners lost another tough one in the later innings in today’s spring training game against the Angels, who staged a three-run comeback in the ninth inning to snatch victory away from the Mariners, who now stand at 3-7 on the spring. Angels starter George Klassen looked tough today in his three-inning sample, busting fastballs […]
Lookout Landing
Mariners Spring Training 2026, Game #11
After a restful off-day, the Mariners are back in action today with another televised game. J.P. Crawford returns to the lineup today at DH for the first time since the opening game of spring training, while Bryan Woo makes his second start of the spring. This is also the first time the Mariners are seeing […]
MLB.com
Raley ready to roll after rough '25 and offseason refresh
PEORIA, Ariz. -- Luke Raley took his time getting back into his workout routine this past offseason.
The Mariners sure hope that approach is a prelude to a fruitful 2026.
MLB.com
Crawford returns, but sore shoulder still has Mariners in 'monitor' mode
PEORIA, Ariz. -- J.P. Crawford is easing into the spring.
Tuesday marked the 31-year-old shortstop’s first Spring Training appearance since Feb. 20 after he experienced right shoulder soreness following Seattle’s Cactus League opener. In the lineup at designated hitter, he finished Tuesday’s 7-6 loss to the Angels 0-for-1 with a
Sodomojo
Local hero prospect is quietly putting himself on the map for Mariners
The Mariners are at it again with another intriguing pitching prospect, who this time has a local connection to Seattle which makes you want to root for him.
Sodomojo
Bryce Miller injury could be good news for Mariners pitcher in no man's land
With Bryce Miller injured, Emerson Hancock once again stands to be the next man up for the Mariners if they need a starter.